Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, basketball legend, played his final NBA game in 1989, concluding a distinguished 20-year career. Renowned for his unmatched scoring ability and the iconic skyhook shot, he left the sport as its leading scorer. His farewell game was a heartfelt celebration of his monumental impact on basketball and beyond. | History In Pictures

🏀On April 23, 1989 Los Angeles’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar played in the final regular season game of his NBA-record 1,560-game career, as the Lakers downed the Seattle Supersonics 121-117. Kareem finished his career with a then NBA record 38,387 points. As part of the 45-minute retirement ceremony, Kareem received a Rolls Royce from his Lakers teammates and a lighted tennis court for his home in Hawaii from team owner Jerry Buss. Kareem’s son Amir sang the National Anthem before tip-off. Magic Johnso

Kareem Hunt TOP PLAYS in THRILLING Comeback Chiefs Win vs. Colts | NFL 2025 Season - Week 12

93K views · 4.1K reactions | "I didn't think I'd end up back here" Kareem Hunt discusses his return to the Kansas City Chiefs. You can watch the 29-year-old running back's full press conference following his return to the 53-man roster here: https://tinyurl.com/3zbyk94v | KMBC 9 | Facebook